The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1927, Page 7

DOUGLAS NEWS | e | | MASONS ELECT ‘ Gastineau Lodze No. 124, F. &| A. M., of Douglas, held the annual| election of officers at its regular meeting ‘last evening. The fal-| lowing were nam: | +A. E. Goetz, Worshipful Master | W. E. Feero, Senior Warden. | Homer Swindle—Junior War den. Chas. Sey, Treasurer. W. R. Spain, Secretary. Appointive officers will named later and installation be held some time in January. — .. FIRE BOYS MEET TONIGHT be | ! Douglas firemen will hold their regular meeting tonight instead of Thursday so as not to conflict with the Freshman Follies whici is billed for that evening at the Liberty. . — SALT WATER TANK FILLED The salt water system is again in commission, with tank full, ready for any necessity that might arise. It is hoped no fu ther breaks will occur before the winter is cver. — SPAINS HAVE NEW DAUGHTER An eight and one-half pound| baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. William R. Spain yesterday morning at St. Ann’s hospitai. Both the mother and daughter are doing nicely. —ee— - FRESHMEN FOLLIES f e The Freshmen Follies will be given at the Liberty Theatre Thursday evening in connection with the seven reel feature “Lady | ‘Windermere's Fan.” This arrangement has been deemed best due to the fact that the baskethall game with Juneau is arranged for Saturday, anl that the benefit show for the Ol Pioneers’ Home will be given Fri- day. Those who have already pur- chased tickets may exchange them at the ticket window for the regular ticket. The show starts at 7:30 o'clock. - “COUNSEL FOR DEFENSE"” IS AT LIBERTY TONIGHT “Counsel for the Defense” is a screen adaptation of the Lerer Scott novel which met with suca nation-wide popularity under the title of “The Attorney for the De- fense.” Those who have read the storv will recall how it abounds in in- trigue. But there is a pleasant surprise for thdse who visit the Liberty theatre tonight, when “Counsel for the Defense” is on the screen. They will find that the film adaptation under th= supervision of Eddie Silton has been snapped up to a furious pace which will hold any audience spelibound. How a young college woman saves the honor and wealth of her father, despite the influence of political schemers even to the extent of buying off established lawyers from taking her father's case, is the role enacted by Bettv Compson in “Counsel for thé De- fense.” ——————— BEAUTY PARLORS COOPERATED Proprietors of the Juneau beau- ty parlors, met at the American Beauty Parlor on Thursday even- ing at 8 o'clock and agreed to cooperate, universal prices throughout. (Signed) American Beauty Parlor, The Terrell Beauty Parlor, The Beauty Shop, The Apartment Beauty Parlor. ~—adv. frunt cakes for Mu. Sully. \Iv Order youtv Christmas now. | ranks | porting college student. | able women's wear THE DAILY ALAS!\A LMPIRE WH)’\Lbl)AY DEC. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG YA DONT FEEL SO GOOD, DO VAT I GUESS You'LL TEw ME DEM SECRETE Aow, HUH? GEE! HE'S PASIED our! I GETTER LET WM Down - I D{,NY \\m\r Te EINS EXTRAS, Llle (,()I,lh(,l‘ STt DL.\TS W ()RK THEIR WAY THROUGH | HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 14— | Many an illuminating treatise ha been written on how to worl one's way through the movie So the many students in ealiu-| loid who are supporting them-| gelves while learning the w screen stardom in that w university called “the " are ng it alone, with handbooks. The part-time pations they follow in order retch an occasional day's work an extra into three 1 day and a place to live are di ered haphazardly under the pincu of nec and, for the most part, ave quite different from those followed by the self-sup- CHICKENS PICKED NOW BY MACHINERY LONDON, Dec. ing a chicken has easy in off a L 14.—P becor roliing done | | g ken e 1 are plucked suction, pin 1 all. The in- ator of the device is Licut, Com. I zdon wh m the R a po drawn n and stuff- a coilecting makas about for a yo or s | rip a tough old reoster. One of the commonent pari- time occupations among extra- girls is modeling. If she is good- looking enough to get occasional work in front of the camera, & girl is usually suitable also fo: work as a mode! in some fashion-, hop or whole- | sale garment establishment. Other extra-giris uwsher in mo tion pictu theatres, under | arrangement which permits the m: to take a day or week off now| and then to work in some picture. | It frequently happens in theatres| | i into it by suc ed neatly into bag. The fan 500 revoluti chicken but required to nen or Hi-Jacked by Mlstake hereabounts that one is escorted to one’s seat by an usherette few minutes later flaches spicuously on the screen in dance hall sequence of the f: ture picture, laolis don't show a bead when y In the same theatre there may|shake them, but their value be several moticn picture wlr.‘mw open market is considerabls, working on the stage in a pro-!which may aecount for the mis logue. And after one goes home|ing case. The whole truc Kloa 1| and, tyrng on. the radio, the piano{was priced at about. §5,600. selection one liears mey be fm.v.' John Josephs, watchman at lh“‘ the fingers of motion pi arage; opened the door to a oxtra, who is supplementing yesterday morning anl screen earnings on the air. ee men overpowered him. They | Other extra-girls support them- {coverad him with pistols while selves by needlework, or by paint-{two others climbed on board the| ing - favors or score-cards for{truck and got it under way. 'm..‘ bridge parties. Some dance ni!pnnr at the garage, known night clubs. | Josephs only by the concise a,, | Both male and female extrn,’;u Hation of John, emerged from frequentiy sell real estate for a a store room at that moment. living, and there are a few ma]n-!tm) was held up. The bandiis| garment models among the extra ;Mcd the men, g.lg'vd them, llr-l men. One man who plays doctor lpu.ixul them in stored nunm.-i 1 ((‘unt.numl from Page One. ho a 1200, | all the cartons wore recsverad 1n ter in the day two miles e of the rchhery. and presidents of boards of dircc-ibiles and waited Mlnen minute: fors-on the screen drives a grav-|At the end of that time they too| el truck between pictures. Ol‘u-r'dounrtod they extra-men are automobile sérvi !lmd left at the door. station attendants. When customers came in an Waiting on table, an occupation | hour later they freed Josephs and which has put many an ambitious | the porter, John, who gave such | lad through college, is practically { descriptions of the five bandit: never followed as part-time work as they could remember to the| by screen extras. | detectives of the Miller Avenue - 2 Station. We make men's sults for 855.] PRAPRESE SN SO B | F. WOLLAND. —adv. 014 pavers for sate at The Empire | in an automobile “Ready-to-Mail” MAS GIflS ' Phetographic 4rt Greetin Fy§d g Can}s ETCHCRA PRINTS OF SCENI ALASKA ln-mhlmmy wmfinchrlm MIRRORS Plate Glass, Engraved and Framed in the Latest Designs SEE OUR LATEST PICTURE Lights @’ Juneau It solves the Christmas Gilc problem in Moy ,MU S, AVIATOR | other | when \Truckload of Doils 1% : He | [t ‘ml recip T LEAVE '™ LAY TRERE AWMILE WHEN HE COMES & Tl USE A 1 AS LWONG &S AINT GONNA QUIT MOw ! NO SECRET SASIIETY 1S GONNA - T AS GOOD A BRAIN WORK ON WM = GONE D\S FAR FROGAY SAMES = A=Y Ty BE wWwetns Tt @© 1927, by King Features Syndicate, Inc. SUGGEQSI-!JLI.‘! WAKES FLI H \.’r;'l Arrive can Capiial in 27 Hour Trip. 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SWEENEY SATURBAY NIGHT Dera Luudstrom, daughter and Mrs, Alfred Lundstr, rean, will become the br Mr. Edward Sweer son of Mrs. Marga rene Seattle. . | Saturday December 17, 30 o'clock at the home of the bride-to-ha, attended 1 her rom and by at t He holida mily night i xt 15 YOU GO SHOPFING ) TCH YOUR STEP! The marr 1i B YouR PUELKETB00 Florence W daughtor Mr. R. H. Williamsgof Juncau and Mr. Leonar hn Holmquist of Holmquist o nized rtas lams, of date Committeem said dec he had and intimated clance he mig not telegraphi Ancho od tod filled son By run patches d been od blican for Major ht Bantt ioned by na n the re rtion, on Recent from endors al Repu n sued to only relatives cloio | f o friends. The service will Rev. O. A. Stiliman, Northern Light F attendants 1d which, however, endorsed nal Committeeman any > whom the Fourth Divi approved: > read rof avte will be | candi : s had Shn N DER PRICED, unsatis- LT factory food products put a pain producing dent in your gestion and your dollars. really economical way of replenishing your pantry is to buy groceries of a proven value The pleasing manner in which we w serve you will make you feel friendly toward us. ba HARVEY SULLIVAN ABOARD ALASKA ENROUTE SOUTH Sullivan, U. 8. Marshal the Third Division aboaid | the steamer i 4 2 ¢ cremony wedding | hig 1 arter t Valdez to the | | b v | state: in custody a girl make to be placed in the St. Anthou ral Line build- | industrial school in Idaho. At Juneau Marshall Sullivan {took charge of James Larson, al | judzed insane yesterds be i placed in Morningside <+ and | of the e will couple the Adm nents. After pper The CONVEN 0 ENROUTE TO KETCHIKAN TGDAY ne in | apart > ‘OFF!CERS ("HOSEN Com- | BY EASTI:.RN STAR y and Al- | ull delegate m Jusl N ! i ere last night on the {ticng X ) ka Prox from the by local To attend D the De )'.u-‘:\llt visio 3 ntion to nitarium. SANITARY GROCERY “The Store That Pleases” Phones 83 and 85 Connor; mittoeman, Wile, with left Skinner, associated Alasks Road Commission, the A two month Ithe holi . | ehildren later werc ier 17 Demo- N his wife in 8MsLake City expec oft in Al worthy worthy sociate which 1 oorgani mat re-organization of Committee, will a full di- fgnal ticiet in the primary clection mext April, and e € from Southea Territc Seward nex e expect on SRR 55 B8 AN, 7 Y IHE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG. EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING PLANT IN' ALASKA, e Adverusing always pays. the columnus of The Empire - LIBERTY TONIGHT IS CLUB SHOW BETTY COMPSON Counsel for the Defense A Picture You Want to See Two Reel Comedy—Full of Laughs Alice Brown, ton, treasur | duetress cond tae for tw " trustee for one ly Burford, cors| Rellér, aszo Lottie Sp 0. ¥ POSSIBLE CANDIDATE | FOR G. 0. P. NATIONAL ' COMMITTEEMAN HERE v VV. Saai- | interior attorney city ' dent of rbanks, RELABLE TRANSFER Fhone 149 Res. 148 COURTESY aad Q00D SERVICE Our Motto i & | Ann i Tee on 'at deleg d to l'elllru here - SANITARY GROCER IS ' HAULING HIS CWN SNOW - Albrecht, plone ind now a rei arrived here of the ling the Gunnar Blomgren, The “Al”. Yl” for Christmas Candy, Cigars, Tobaceo There’s no question of the appropriate- igars, Cigarettes or a3 Yuletide remem- brances fer your friends, These articles are weloome and inexpensive, Cur Special Christihas Stocks Offer a Wide Selection of Famous Chocolates in pound, Z-pound and 5-pound Chr ut 1as Packages, All Stendard Cigars, Cigarettes and Smeking Tobacco, Pipes of all makes and shapes at prices to suit you. BURFORD’S CORNER NEWS OPENS THE SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 BENEFIT SHOW FOR THE PIONEERS OF PIONEERS HOME AT SITKA A BIG STOCK OF DON’T FORGET THE HUB IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF ALL KINDS At reasonable prices to fit your purse. Come and get your Calendar and Shopping Bag Free The Hub Clot‘hing Store Many Useful Things TO GIVE FATHER, MOIHER BROTHER OR SISTER Come in and look over our Christmas Merchandise RN R s